The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming seeks an experienced individual to lead, coordinate and plan all capital management activities on behalf of Huronia Historical Parks (‘HHP'). HHP consists of two historic attractions (Sainte-Marie among the Hurons and Discovery Harbour).
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons in Midland (1639-1649) is a reconstruction of the 17th century headquarters of the French Jesuit mission to the Huron people. It was the first European community in Ontario and home to six of the eight North American Jesuit martyrs.
Discovery Harbour in Penetanguishene represents the period from 1817 to 1856 when the Royal Navy and the British Army maintained a naval dockyard and military garrison at this strategic defense station on Georgian Bay. Discovery Harbour is the home of replica vessels and the King's Wharf Theatre offers professional summer theatre.
Note: This position is located at 16164 Hwy 12, Midland, however you may be required to work out of the 93 Jury Drive, Penetanguishene location periodically.
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About the job
In this role, you will:
• manage projects within the Division/Ministry to ensure they meet timelines, budgets, and scope, and lead diverse project teams
• build and maintain relationships with project managers, offering guidance on communication, coaching, and training to develop the team
• provide expert advice on environmental management and operational initiatives
•evaluate requests against Branch priorities, develop business cases, and address resource allocations, competing interests, impacts on workload, and project sequencing
What you bring to the team
Team leadership and project management
You have:
• skills in planning and managing projects to lead and coordinate them, set goals, make plans, check progress, identify problems, and propose solutions, and meet timelines and deliverables
• leadership skills to guide and manage workers and outside experts to support the organization's plans, goals, and policies
Financial management
You have:
• the ability to create and manage project budgets, track spending, and analyze budget differences
• the capability to spot and report budget differences, and suggest changes to budgets
Analytical and problem-solving
You can:
• evaluate if policy options are good for the environment and the economy, and recommend the best strategies
• use knowledge of performance indicators, measurements, and risk assessment to check efficiency and effectiveness
Interpersonal and communication
You can:
• communicate, advise, and build relationships to work well with others, give advice, and share information
• present, persuade, build agreement, and negotiate to explain things clearly and solve problems
• write and organize notes, reports, and other documents
Information technology
You have:
• experience with project management systems
• skills in using computer software like spreadsheets, word processing, presentations, and databases